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Culinology Student With a Full Plate Works to Feed the Troops

October 19, 2005

Culinology student Michael Bunn, a former U.S. Marine, works himself harder than would any drill sergeant. He s enlisted in a full course of studies and routinely works multiple jobs. One of those was a recent co-op quarter where he devised new food options for the military.

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Culinology Student With a Full Plate Works to Feed the Troops

October 19, 2005

Culinology student Michael Bunn, a former U.S. Marine, works himself harder than would any drill sergeant. He s enlisted in a full course of studies and routinely works multiple jobs. One of those was a recent co-op quarter where he devised new food options for the military.

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Eugene Rutz Takes His Faith on the Road

October 17, 2005

Like many of us, Eugene Rutz immediately wrote a check to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Unlike many of us, he followed up his check with himself in a truck, towing a horse trailer of supplies.

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Blegen Library Celebrates 75 Years

October 3, 2005

An Oct. 13 lecture and reception will celebrate the history and achitectural significance of Blegen Library. The event is free and open to the public.

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No Rodney or Ratchet, But Robots Rule!

October 19, 2005

The competition heats up as high-school teams come from as far away as Michigan to compete in UC s Third-Annual Bearcat BEST Robotics Competition.

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Life at Middle Age - Earth's

October 25, 2005

Andrew H. Knoll, Fisher Professor of Natural History at Harvard University, talks at UC about "Life at Middle Age: Reconstructing Organisms and Environments in Mid-Proterozoic Oceans."

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